BABYLO Nosh from Birth High Chair, Adjustable + Folding with 7 Height, 3 Seat Positions Including Lie Flat, No Assembly Required, Pink

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The lightweight chair sits on anti-tilt wheels, which make it easy to move it from room to room, but which also prevent the chair from tipping over, no matter how active your toddler might be at dinnertime. Depending on your child’s height and confidence with sitting, you’ll be using your high chair three to five times daily for around 18 months. The beechwood legs are complemented by a moulded, easy-to-clean bucket seat and brilliantly sized tray that comes in a wide range of pastel colours. Take a scroll through some of the chicest family homes on Instagram and you're sure to spot a Stokke Tripp Trapp around the kitchen table. There are also some seats which come without legs and are designed to be attached directly to your existing kitchen chairs or table.

We will endeavour to resolve the issue upon receipt of the faulty goods by either repairing the product, replacing the product with a new or equivalent model or a refund for the original invoice value to your credit card/method of payment. The only small niggles are that the footrest isn't adjustable, and the construction of the highchair can take a little longer than expected. Most models are height-adjustable and come with a removable tray, which means you can use the high chair freestanding in your kitchen or (with the tray removed) tucked against the family dining table. Wipe-clean surfaces are great, but there will always be crumbs in the crevices of fabrics (which wouldn't happen with the Tripp Trapp, for example).Every high chair in our roundup below has been tested by our reviewers in their homes with the help of their own babies. It's worth keeping in mind that the highchair legs do flare out quite a bit – great from a sturdy, safety point of view, but certainly a feature that takes up a bit of room. It provides a safe and comfortable eating environment for my baby and is the perfect sleek and modern design to fit unobtrusively into any home.

Most high chairs fit children up to around three years old, but it’s likely your child will be sitting on a standard dining chair before then – most children will use a high chair from six months to around two years. The seat features a padded cover and is comfortable and supportive, with the T-bar located on the tray and not the seat – something Fay pointed out as being much more user-friendly for little ones.

You’re probably best to get a high chair just before your baby starts showing these signs, so you’re ready to go with puréed fruit as soon as they’re ready.